There is no doubt that almost all the players who can enter the NBA and eventually become famous have excellent physical fitness, but don't think that the success of these players really comes only from talent, and the ubiquitous self-discipline is also one of the key factors in their success, and for top players, self-discipline is an indispensable attribute. Let's take stock of the players in the NBA who are extremely disciplined and give them a rating.
Class A: Nash
As one of the best traditional point guards of the new century, Nash's physical fitness is actually not as explosive as other NBA players, but it is such a seemingly talented player who has won two consecutive MVP honors in the NBA, which is the credit of Nash's self-discipline. In addition to daily training, Nash is even more demanding in terms of diet, starting with six meals a day, and never eating fried foods and sugar foods during his service, so it is no wonder that Nash can become a top point guard.
S-class: Nowitzki, Kobe
Nowitzki, who just achieved the honor of retiring jersey a few days ago, is also a proper self-discipline demon, according to his own words, when playing he has not tasted red wine and dessert for more than ten consecutive years, which has also brought endless benefits to his body. In addition, Nowitzki never bothered to tinker with his own image or participate in business activities, not even an agent, except for the training gym, you really can't find a driver on leave anywhere else.
Although Los Angeles at four o'clock in the morning was ruthlessly poked by Ko-in-law in an interview, Kobe's self-discipline is unquestionable. As long as he gets out of bed, Kobe Bryant will rush to the training hall to start the day's training, even if it is a team training, he will practice more after the end. It is no exaggeration to say that self-discipline is already Kobe's attitude to life, even if his right hand is injured, he will endure the pain to train his left hand. Such paranoid self-discipline should have been successful for Kobe.
SS Class: Ray Allen, AC Green
As we all know, basically every NBA player will embark on the road of self-release after retiring, anyway, there is no restriction on body shape, and body management has long been left behind, but Ray Allen is different, he is really living a self-disciplined life. Not only do you soak in the gym for hours a day, but you also eat raw meat regularly to maintain your energy balance. Looking at the figure of Ray Allen, who is about to enter middle age, can you believe that this is a player who has been retired for several years?
As the pace of attack continues to accelerate, teams have chosen to use rotation to protect the stars in the team, but for AC Green, rotation is not in his dictionary at all. According to statistics, AC Green's career has only missed three games, which is still rested at the request of the coach, which can be described as an iron man. In order to maintain this iron man body, AC Green has maintained a virgin body for more than thirty years, and his self-discipline can be seen in Los Angeles.
SSS Class: James
When James will decline has become a topic of conversation among fans every season, after all, at the age of 37, he can still contribute to the peak of 28.6 points, 7.4 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game, showing no signs of decline, all thanks to James' decades of crazy self-discipline. Whether in diet or daily training, James meticulously implements tailor-made devil programs, and it is said that he spends up to a million dollars on his body every year. This masochistic self-discipline can be imagined how terrifying James's perseverance is, and it is only natural that he can reach today's heights.